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Proposed Obama administration rules to limit the array of antidepressants and other drugs available to seniors set off an intense round of lobbying.
Officials knew three months before the launch of the state’s ill-fated health insurance website that there was “a substantial and likely risk” the site would not be ready on time.
The MBTA wanted a fresh start by giving the commuter rail contract to Keolis Commuter Services, not Massachusetts Bay Commuter Railroad.
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Years after the spinning craze took hold in New York and Los Angeles, the two biggest spinning chains in the country are here.
After decades of failed attempts, US officials have sent the mysterious emigre Ivan Vaclavik to the Czech Republic.
The Rug Department will hold a soft opening Saturday at a former Building 19 location in Norwood.
The appearance was required to expel Henriquez, a newly minted inmate in the Middlesex County House of Correction, from the state House.
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The league’s leading scorer (31 points per game) sat out with an injury, nonetheless the Celtics fell short.
“What happened to my nephew?” shouted the boy’s uncle as the mother was found competent to stand trial.
Streets remained empty in much of Cairo, however, which is on edge following a spate of bombings claimed by militants.
Republican leaders overwhelmingly voted to shorten their presidential selection process to minimize damage from GOP candidates attacking each other.
The online marketplace for personal care services rose nearly 43 percent to close at $24.30 on the NYSE.
The duo’s chugging drums and crunchy guitars are sweetened by catchy melodies and vocal harmonies that summon memories of 1960-era girl groups.
A Vietnam veteran says the Falmouth turbines have worsened his PTSD and brought other ills, adding to the dispute over the technology.
If urban farming took off, what would Boston look like?A new ordinance makes it legal, even easy, to start a farm in the city. Here’s what the future could hold.
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